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MOLINE, Ill. — U.S. Representatives for the Quad Cities area aren't mincing words after Russia imposed sanctions on them and 325 other House members earlier this week.
A statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry, translated from Russian to English, says these sanctions are in response to the latest restrictions placed by the Biden administration.
Looks like Illinois congresswoman and Moline Democrat Cheri Bustos will have to find new summer travel plans.
Sunbathing in Siberia or mingling in Moscow is off the table after Russian officials this week said "Nyet!" to any such consideration.
House Republicans, conservatives and property rights advocates yesterday threw their weight behind an Idaho couple’s request for the Supreme Court to narrow the scope of the Clean Water Act.
Despite the cold weather in Iowa this past week, the Easter season marks the beginning of spring. Warm weather, rain, and the creation of new life is just around the corner.
The grass has already become green and trees begin budding with new leaves. Nothing is more breathtaking than seeing the tulips and daffodils bloom across Iowa.
OTTUMWA, I.A.—Today, April 14th, 2022, Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (IA-02) released the following statement after being sanctioned by Russia for supporting several measures to punish the Russian economy, government, President Putin, and Russian oligarchs for the on-going invasion of Ukraine:
(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden visited POET Bioprocessing, an ethanol plant in Menlo, Iowa, on Tuesday to announce a temporary expansion of E-15 sales for June through September to reduce gas prices.
Biden said that ethanol helps to reduce America’s dependence on foreign oil.
“By adding this fuel to our gasoline — 10 percent or 15 percent, even more — it stretches the supply,” he said.
Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa, highlighted Iowa’s role in environmental solutions and encouraged lawmakers to strive for bipartisan strategies in energy at the Iowa Memorial Union on Wednesday.
Miller-Meeks visited the University of Iowa Wednesday night to speak at an event hosted by the Young Americans for Freedom where the theme of the evening was energy and climate on the UI campus.
Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa, visited the University of Iowa for an event hosted by the Iowa Young Americans for Freedom on Wednesday.
Miller-Meeks engaged with students and answered questions at the Iowa Memorial Union.
